@tunnus said in [Reactor] Variables not updating correctly in latest-25201-2aa18550:
this issue of scrolling a long rule
That is a huge rule. I'm not going to address this now. I may look at it later, but I think this case is a true outlier and the juice may not be worth the squeeze. jQuery determines when to draw the objects on screen, and that's causing the scroll shifts as it adds new objects and the browser adds them to the display. I can't prevent the scroll shift when new objects are added; that's between jQuery and the browser. The only thing I could reasonably do is prevent jQuery drawing anything at all until the entire structure has been created off-screen, then draw it all at once. My desktop is an i9-9900K, so pretty fast even by today's standards, and it takes almost 15 seconds in Brave to create the entire page structure. That means you'd have 15 seconds of a blank page (or maybe a spinner and a "Please wait...") while it works at it. I don't really feel like much is gained by doing that, because your real goal is to be able to start looking through the rule while it's still drawing.
This rule is begging to be broken up. For what it's worth, I'm also working on changes to support parameterized rules and reactions that could make logic like this more modular and less "verbose" and repetitious in terms of their structure.
